M.R. DeHaan's Radio Bible Class
Archive: Christian Fundamentalism
I’m at work pricing Christian books. When I got to Portraits of Christ in Genesis I knew the author’s name, M.R. DeHaan tugged at my memory. When I saw that the book was copyrighten in the name of the Radio Bible Class it all came book. My daddy listened to DeHaan regularly. Liked him well enough to send him a check every month.
Checking Amazon I see there’s a “M.R. De Haan Classic Library.” A surprise, usually books by the radio and TV evangelists are quickly and forever forgotten.
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3 · Posted by: Mary Shore on April 29, 2004 01:32 PM
Last month I ordered “Broken things, Why we suffer” via: email to Scripture Truth Book Do.;
and it was never sent.
If possible, I would like to re-order 5 copies.
This has been a most helpful booklet for me, and others who are hurting.
Thank you,
Please send to: 3130 Louise Ave.
Kingman, AZ. 86401
and bill us at the above address.
Not sure if you no longer use your email address for orders or not!
4 · Posted by: Dale on July 5, 2004 08:05 AM
Do you still make available you Radio Bible Class monthly devotional booklet? If so, I want to order a monthly subscription for a friend.
Please let me know thru email.
P.S. Do you have a toll free phone number?
5 · Posted by: Jaybird on November 15, 2004 08:46 PM
I listened to Radio Bible Class on WSB radio in Atlanta in the 1970s and 80s. The teaching was respectful of listeners’ intellects. No loud talk and no bashing. They presented a “reformist” view of Christianity but did not trash particular Christian denominations. Their daily devotional guide “Our Daily Bread” is still available for purchase. It, too, is practical and loving, while presenting the doctrines of Christianity with conviction.
Some names to search for on the web are founder M. R. DeHaan, M.D. and teacher Paul R. Van Gorder.
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1 · Posted by: Sandi on March 12, 2003 05:06 PM
Hi…i’m not sure what this site is all about. i see it is a blog, so that must mean conservative point of view, right?
i might suggest that you double check your spelling…i know it is easy to overlook some things, but re-read and you will see that you meant to say, “it all came back,” not “it CALL came back,” and “he listened to it regularly,” not “he LISTED to it regularly.”
Not being critical…as you will notice that i use a small “i” when referring to myself. That is not a spelling error, it is a choice to indicate that “i” am not a great ego…
i just found this site when looking for the main RBC web pages, so i’m not sure what this is all about, though i have heard a lot about blogs lately…thanks, sandi